Outdoors NearbyAccessible playgrounds in Wisconsin
18 playgrounds in 15 towns across Wisconsin, 3 of them designed for all abilities or sensory play. Most are in Madison (4), Appleton (1), Cedarburg (1) and Delavan (1).
Madison: 4 accessible playgrounds
- Brittingham Park Inclusive Playground Inclusive
braille/tactile, quiet space, ramps, rubber surface
Madison's first all-inclusive playground, near downtown.
- Frautschi Family Inclusive Playground Inclusive
- Elver Park Playground Accessible
ramps, rubber surface
- James A. Graaskamp Park Playground Accessible
Appleton
- Universal Playground Accessible
Cedarburg
- Cedar Point Park Playground Accessible
Delavan
- Never Say Never Playland Accessible
Franklin
- Kayla's Playground Inclusive
adaptive swing, merry-go-round (accessible), ramps
Ground-level merry-go-round and north-facing steel slides.
Jackson
- Hickory Lane Park Playground Accessible
Menasha
- Jefferson Park Playground Accessible
Milwaukee
- Swing Park Accessible
shade
Peshtigo
- Badger Boardwalk Accessible
Port Washington
- Possibility Playground Accessible
Prairie Du Chien
- St. Feriole Island Play Area Accessible
smooth paving
River Falls
- Tri-Angels Park Accessible
Sussex
- Sussex Village Park Playground Accessible
merry-go-round (accessible)
Thiensville
- Thiensville Village Park Playground Partly accessible
Waunakee
- Kilkenny Farms Park Playground Accessible
sand table
Looking for any playground, not only accessible ones? See all 1,903 parks with playgrounds in Wisconsin. See what makes a playground accessible or inclusive and how the ADA rules work.
Sources are OpenStreetMap and official city pages. Partly accessible means some areas or equipment have barriers. Missing a playground? Tell us through the suggestion form.
Frequently asked questions
Where is an inclusive playground in Wisconsin?
Brittingham Park Inclusive Playground in Madison is one of 3 inclusive or sensory playgrounds we list in Wisconsin. Others are in Franklin.
How many wheelchair-accessible playgrounds are in Wisconsin?
18 in our data: 3 inclusive, 14 wheelchair accessible, 1 partly accessible. Plenty of other playgrounds in Wisconsin meet the ADA minimum but are not tagged as accessible yet.
Do Wisconsin playgrounds have to be ADA accessible?
Public playgrounds built or rebuilt since March 2012 have to meet the 2010 ADA Standards, in Wisconsin as everywhere in the US. For older playgrounds the rules only apply after a remodel; the local parks department knows which ones have been updated.